Sopore, Oct 13 (KNS) : Senior Superintendent of Police Sopore, Neha Jain, IPS, has flagged the drug menace as a top priority for her administration, directing officers to launch a sustained crackdown on narcotics networks in the district and expedite investigation of cases registered under the NDPS Act.
Chairing her first introductory meeting with officers of Police District Sopore on Tuesday, SSap Jain as per news agency Kashmir News Service (KNS) made it clear that anti-drug operations would be a key focus area, alongside counter-terror measures and maintenance of law and order.
The meeting was attended by the Additional SP Sopore, SDPOs of Sopore and Rafiabad, DySP DAR Sopore, DySP PC Sopore, DySP PC Wadoora, and all Station House Officers and in-charge police posts of the district, who briefed the new SSP about their jurisdictions and current assignments.
Addressing the officers, IPS officer as per KNS directed them to prioritise curbing the drug menace, strengthening the anti-terrorism grid and improving visible policing through regular patrolling and naka checking.
Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelShe specifically instructed officers to expedite investigations of cases under the NDPS and UAPA, signalling a sharper focus on both narcotics and terror-related offences.
SSP Jain also underlined the importance of community policing and police-public cooperation, stating that public support was essential for ensuring peace and stability in the district. Officers were asked to work with dedication, integrity and commitment towards public service.
Meanwhile, officials said the SSP stressed professional and people-friendly policing, zero tolerance towards corruption and prompt redressal of public grievances. She called for enhanced coordination, effective supervision and a proactive approach towards crime prevention.
The meeting concluded with an assurance of full cooperation and teamwork to strengthen peace and security in Police District Sopore, officials added. (KNS)
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